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Kentucky property is assessed for tax purposes at what percentage of fair cash value?

Correct Answer

C) 100%

Kentucky assesses all property at 100% of fair cash value (fair market value). The Property Valuation Administrator (PVA) in each county is responsible for assessments.

Answer Options
A
50%
B
80%
C
100%
D
60%

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Related Topics:

Property Valuation Administrator (PVA)Kentucky property tax ratesFair cash value definitionHomestead exemption

Key Terms:

fair cash value100% assessmentproperty taxassessed valueKRS 132.190

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